NUR 687 - Advanced Practice in Primary Care III

Credit Hours: 3

Prepares to provide evidence-based primary health care to infants, children in families from a Christian perspective. Using a holistic approach, students examine the scientific basis of common health problems and factors influencing nursing management of these problems. Relevant nursing interventions for common health problems of children in families are explored, as are the responses and adaptations of the child and family to common health problems. Consider and apply the knowledge, skills, and competencies that are essential to the holistic management of children and families, both as an independent provider and within a multidisciplinary team. Combine history taking, physical examination techniques, and diagnostic interpretation with problem-solving and clinical strategies.

Prerequisite: NUR 602, NUR 612, NUR 618
Minimum Grade Required: B- to continue in MSN program

Location:
Online